If you do blanket, remember that a horse’s fur fluffs out when it’s cold. This adds air space, like your down jacket has, and that air fills with warmth making the fur more efficient. Blankets crush down that air space, so you need a heavy enough blanket to provide true warmth. A thin sheet may protect a horse from rain, but it may not provide much warmth and may leave the horse colder than if he had no blanket.
Continue reading …According to some studies, the tissue under the wrap, along with tendons, can potentially overheat in hot weather.
Continue reading …Horse owners often associate electrolyte supplementation with warm weather, however, this actually has nothing to do with seasons. The provision of electrolytes depends entirely on the amount of work and sweat loss taking place, so for certain horses supplementation is important every season.
Continue reading …Looking for a fun winter activity? Stay inside on a cold, blustery, winter afternoon and make your horse some of these delicious homemade horse treats. I’m sure your horse will appreciate the effort!
Continue reading …One of the most significant effects it can have on a horse is exerting too much pressure on its back muscles. This will cause an improper flow of blood to the muscle and cause pain. No muscle can develop and work properly without an adequate blood supply. Over time, that muscle will degenerate or atrophy.
Continue reading …Any reputable consignment company will offer a trial period or a generous return policy. Shipping methods can vary a great deal, and you’re more likely to get a professional shipment with a business rather than with an individual selling their clothing.
Continue reading …The PtHA Wrangler Exhibitor of the Month for December is Madelyn Giesman, who is a youth exhibitor from Wentzville, Missouri. Giesman has been showing horses for eight years and currently shows her Pinto, Diversified Options, better known as “Leo.”
Continue reading …Brooke currently works primarily India, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kenya, Egypt, Ethiopia, Senegal, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and has pilot projects in a number of other developing countries.
Continue reading …We have two takes on creating keepsake ribbon ornaments that are perfect for commemorating your most memorable wins of the show season.
Continue reading …Benny’s love of fine equine craftsmanship, vintage tack, and the vaquero tradition was no secret to those who knew him the best.
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